In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of the Great Commission and its connection to Pentecost. He urges pastors, evangelists, and church leaders to call the church to repentance and to return to the significance of Calvary and Pentecost. The preacher then shifts to discussing the life of Moses, highlighting his close relationship with God and the lessons he learned in the desert. He emphasizes the need for victory over self and the importance of being equipped by God to fulfill His purposes. The preacher also addresses the issue of the church losing its reverence for God and warns against the devil's attempts to rob the church of its reverence and steal its worship.

Walter Beuttler preaches on the book of Deuteronomy, emphasizing its significance as 'The Second Law' given by Moses to the new generation of Israel before entering the promised land. The book serves as a historical and legislative record, highlighting the importance of obedience as a demonstration of love, gratitude, and recognition of God's sovereignty. The key theme of the book is obedience, with Moses urging Israel to keep the covenant of the Lord for their well-being and continued possession of the land.

Walter Beuttler preaches on the importance of seeking to know God personally, just like Moses did in the Bible. He emphasizes that the distinguishing mark of God's people should be the presence of God in their lives, separating them from others. Beuttler highlights the need to understand God's ways and character through personal experiences and encounters with Him, rather than just intellectual knowledge. He encourages a deeper, intimate relationship with God, similar to how Moses communed with the Lord face to face, seeking to know Him even more.

Zac Poonen preaches on the life of Moses, emphasizing the importance of dethroning human wisdom to obtain Divine wisdom. He highlights how Moses, after years of humbling experiences, was able to fully surrender to God's will, leading to the manifestation of God's glory. Poonen also discusses Moses' unselfish intercession for the Israelites, showcasing the spirit of Christ in putting others before oneself. Additionally, he explores Moses' humble reactions to criticism and opposition, demonstrating the qualities of a true servant of God. The sermon delves into Moses' mistakes, underscoring the high standards God demands from His anointed servants and the consequences of disobedience, while also emphasizing God's compassion and long-suffering towards His faithful servants.

Walter Beuttler shares personal experiences of encountering God's presence and the importance of developing a deep, personal relationship with God. He emphasizes the significance of understanding God's ways and seeking to know Him intimately. Through examples like Moses' face-to-face relationship with God, Beuttler highlights the value of a close friendship with the Lord, where He shares secrets and revelations with those who seek Him earnestly.